The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-02-01
SEDALIA.

sEDALIA.
Mrs. E. N Small was In Kansas City
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter expect to leave
to-day for California.
Miss Maggie Davis of Fort Scott, wa:
guest here last week.
Mrs Lehman, of this city, has been
spending the week in Fayette, Mo.
Miss Mamie Chappell has been spend.
ing the week at Jefferson City.
Miss Eva Gentry, will visit for about
ten days with Kansas City friends.
Miss Ida Newkirk has returned from
her visit with relatives in Kansas City.
Miss Emma Loagan has been the
guest of Kansas City friends during the
week.
-Mrs Milo Blair has returned from q
visit with Mrs. Charley Allen, at Boon
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Parker are now
at Colorado Springs. Mrs. Parker is I'M
usually we'll.
Miss Lon Eva Walker returned yes
terday from few days visit with friends
In St. Louis.
Miss Sue Bell Fible who was the guest
Of her cousin, Miss Hattie Bell Trader, has
returned home. r,r- .,-...,,
Mics Mamie Mcpherson, of Spring
feld, Mo, is the guest of her friend, Miss
Matte Harker.
MIR. and Mrs. Isaac Wright returned
Thursday evening from q visit with Kan
sas City relatives.
Mrs. Charles Eggleston has been the
guest Of her parents at Macon, Mo-, -lur-
ing the past week.
Miss Maude Updegraff, of Roodhonse,
I'LL, has been spending the week with Miss
Matte Kennedy.
Miss Minnie Tucker, society favor
lite of Bltona is visiting friends and rela-
tives in this city.
Mrs. Samuel Gallagher returned from
8 visit with relations in Milwaukee and
Chicago last week. si3
R T. Gentry ard J. NJ. Ofield are in
Chattsnooga, Tenn, and are having a
moot enjoyable time.
The Imperial Club of Jefferson City,
have issued beautiful invitations for a
Bal Masque, next Friday night.
Mrs. james Meng and her niece,
Louise Montgomery, have returned from
q visit with friends in Warrensburg.
Mrs. J. e. johnson and her daughter,
Miss Eva, have gone to Iowa where they
will spend a month or two with relatives.
Miss Cuilom, pretty young lady Of
st. Louis, who has been the guest of Mrs.
VanDyne, on Broadway, will return home
this week.
Miss Alice Miles, who resides in Boon
Vile, but who is well know here, has
returned from visit with Kansas City
friends.
Miss Maude Angler. whs was a recent
guest here, entertained large lotto party
at her home in Fort Scot: last Wednesday
evening. -.
Misses Nellie Ingram and Gertie Faul-
kaber, have been the gaests of their grand
father, Mr.. Jonathan Grimshaw during
the past week.
Minis Josie Wright has Just finished a
lovely portrait in crayon of Theresa Kelk,
the late lanented' daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Kelk.
Mrs. Joseph Black who has been visit
.
Mrs Earnest Small, returned to her home
at Everett, Pa, last Monday.
The Chatauqua circle met at the resi-
dence Of DIR. McCluney last night. The
attendance was large and an unusually
excellent programme was given.
Among those who attended the Craig's
Rife ball last Tuesday evening, in Kansas
City, and who are known here, were Miss
Lizzie Perkins, of Troy, No; Miss May
Philips, of Austin, Tex; Miss Corinne Col
Inns, Of Arrow Rock, Mo-, Mrs. Marie
Wright, of At anita, Ga, and Miss Emma
Longan, of this city.
A young lady who is well known in
this city and has many friends, has lately
been made the recipient of numerous an
onymous letters. 1t is unnecessary to say
that the individual who would be guilty of
sending an anonymous letter, is beneath
the contempt of all honest people and
should be relegated to the warmest spot in
Hades.
Last Monday afternoon Miss Ida c.
Unruh left here-so she made believe-to
visit her brother, George, at Holden. But
when Wednesdays Sedslia papers arrived
here, they bore the news that license had
been issued. in that place, to R. I'll. Beas-
ley, of ChaIiton county, and Miss Ida
Unruh, of Howard county. They were
married and returned to Brunswick, where
they will make their future home. Miss
Ida was one of Fayette's most amiable
young ladies, and her host of friends here
wish her peace and happiness, never hav-
ing occasion TO regret the step taken.
r. ii. Beasley is the SON of Mr.. Thos.
Beasley, OF Brunswick, who is an extensive
tobacco dealer. He is also a nephew of
Ar. Hitter Witt; Of this county.-Fdycse
Advertiser.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
The eleventh birthday of handsome little
Miss Maybelle Fesler, only daughter of
DIR and Mrs. Fesler, was celebrated yester-
day afternoon from o'clock until 5, at
the residence of her parents. The house